Health & Wellbeing Education & Young People
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ADD-vance

Impact Report 2025-26

ADD-vance's Impact Report 2025-26 shows how the Hertfordshire charity helped families understand, embrace and celebrate neurodiversity, including ADHD and autism. Its Support Hub handled 2.5k contacts, 91% of them from parents and carers, and the charity trained more than 6.2k parents, carers and professionals. 87 families used its coaching service, 79 children and young people attended its courses and 8 young people were supported through 1:1 work, alongside free online support groups for parents and carers.

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ADD-vance is a Hertfordshire charity supporting neurodivergent children and young people, including those with ADHD and autism, and their families. It runs a Support Hub helpline, parent and professional training, coaching, support groups and courses for young people.

Key Metrics

2.5k Support Hub contacts supported
6.2k+ parents, carers and professionals trained
87 families accessed the coaching service

Key Outcomes

  • 99% of callers say they would recommend the Support Hub to others
  • 79 children and young people attended one of the charity's courses
  • 8 young people were supported through 1:1 work

Geography

East of England

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